Application of iron removal equipment in various industries

PTMS magnetic separation

What are the examples of magnetic separation?

The use of strong magnetic field gradients and high magnetic fields generated by permanent magnets or electromagnets has found applications in many fields such as mining, solid state chemistry, biochemistry and medical research. Laboratory scale or industrial implementation involves the separation of macromolecules and nanoparticles, cells, proteins and macromolecules into small molecules and ions. The most promising is the attempt to attach objects to be separated to ferromagnetic nanoparticles. Here, various specific affinity interactions are used to attach the magnetic carrier particles to the primary biologically intended object. Other attempts have been made to separate purely diamagnetic objects, such as biomacromolecules or heavy metals, using strong paramagnetic suspensions. For example, a cuprate superconductor.